Former Annistonian Wedding in Montgomery
The home of Mr and Mrs 8 B Trapp in Montgomery hosted the quiet wedding of Miss Elodia Trapp and Mr H W Dick of Washington DC. The bride wore a castor broad cloth dress with a red velvet hat and carried white robes. The couple will reside in Washington, D C. Dick is a prominent railroad man who lived in Montgomery. Trapp was once in Anniston. An upcoming piano recital by Edward Perry, who is blind, is to be held with tickets from the Musical Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Trapp
Montgomery
Elodia Trapp
H. W. Dick
Washington
Miss Trapp
Anniston
Edward Truste Perry
Perry
Musical Club
Social notes invite Miss Lea guests and visits
Mrs. M. B. Wellborn hosts a Thursday card party at Quintard avenue in honor of Miss Margaret Lev of Rome. Miss Lea plans Birmingham visit next week. The Wednesday Class meets with Miss Mary Huger for business. Miss Annie Laurie Weir joins Annistoge boarding, rooms full. Miss A P Johns returns from Woodlawn. Mrs John Fitzgerald and children visit Lincoln. Floy and Lillie Montgomery guests of Mrs Mattie Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Wellborn
Quintard Avenue
Margaret Lev
Rome
Lea
Anniston
Birmingham
Mary Huger
Floy
Lillie Montgomery
Candy Kitchen Highlights Old and New Favorites
The confectionery advertises a broad mix of new candies alongside longtime favorites. It promises purity, deliciousness, and richness at affordable prices, inviting shoppers to Noble Street 1126 for sweeter selections.
Locals Return Home After Visits Across Cities
Several days passed before residents returned to Jacksonville yesterday afternoon. Miss Annie Stroud and America Pogue of Gadsden are guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Hasson. Mrs W T Pope of Birmingham and Mrs W D Lee of Greensboro returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs R H Dobbs Jr on Leighton Avenue. Mrs G B R Cheney departed this morning for a visit to relatives in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon L. Smith
Birmingham
KR. L. McCalley
Leighton Avenue
Mrs. Smith
Anniston
Addie Hammond
Everal
Jacksonville
Annie Stroud
America Pogue
Gadsden
Robert Hasson
W.T. Pope
W. D. Lee
Greensboro
R. H. Dobbs, Jr
Bucklen’s Arnica Sage: World famous salve for many ailments
Bucklen’s Arnica Sage is praised for marvelous cures and surpasses other salves for aches, burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, dermatitis, fever sores, chapped hands, skin eruptions, and piles. Guaranteed care. Available for 25 cents at Elam’s Drug store.
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Elam
Cotton Prices Ease After Liverpool Advance
New York February 5 cotton futures opened slightly higher but settled 4 to 2 64d lower. Liverpool spot gains seen as unfavorable, longs selling. Afternoon decline 5 to 6 points with limited demand and weak outside support. Port receipts estimated 300,000 bales. New Orleans exports 9,000. Houston 6,000. Murphy & Co.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Houston
Murphy & Co
New York Cotton Futures Market Notes
The report notes activity in New York Cotton Futures with reference to spot quotes and pricing. Anniston spots are mentioned with a price of 97 16. No further details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anniston
Banner Salve Praised for Piles Cure by Testifiers
Piles of people testified to Banner Salve’s merit in curing piles. The guarantee is provided by Blam Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blam Drug Co
Gus Sun Minstrels at Noble Street Theater Next Friday
The Gus Sun American Minstrels come to Noble Street Theater next Friday night with a lineup of European and American stars led by Henry J. Yorkey Marion Pearl E E W Chipman John Lynch Lambert and Anderson Nugent Bror Gus Sun. The program features re refreshers acts songs monologues sketches and burlesques with special scenery and mechanical effects. The tour is funded by Mr Sun including the $10 000 Pullman car Nellie. Seats on sale at Wikle's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Sun American Ministrels
Noble Street Theater
Mr. San
Europe
Henry J. Yorkey
Marion and
Pearl
E. E. W. Chipman
John Lynch
Lambert
Anderson
Nugent
Mr. Sun
Nellie
Wikle’s
Gillette’s Latest Comedy The Little Minister at Noble Street
William Gillette’s Because She Loved Him So has been retitled The Little Minister of its class for Chicago and New York audiences. A specially selected company will present the lively farce at Noble Street Theater next Monday night, showcasing its dainty charm amid rollicking humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Madison Square Theater
New York
Chicago
Little Minister
Noble Street Theater
Good Positions For Several Young Women
The Anniston Carpet Mill seeks several more girls for regular six day work with good pay and pleasant conditions. Apply at once at the mill on West Eleventh Street. James Buckler, Manager. February 1. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
West Eleventh Street
James Buckler
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Ullman Bros
Annistonian
Mr. Dick
Washington, D. C
Montgommery
Alabama
Laura Weaver
8. B. Trapp
J. &. Brows
Bessie Tumlin
Heflin
Harvey Howle
F. L. Blackmon
Mabel Kilgore
Cedartown
Mrs. Wellborn
Miss Lea
Annie Laurie Weir
Tampa
Fla
Annistriege
A. P. Johns
Woodlawn
John Fitzgerald
Chilldren
Lincoln
Candy Kitchen
Noble Street
G. BR. Cheney
Inga
Roanoke
Bucklen
Arnica Sage
Pores
G. B. Flint
Sa Z .A
Gus Sun
American Minstrels
Gillette
Sete the
Cat
Minine
Rvt
Carre
Entine
Robinson’s
Ripar
Lesge
Aanki
Ryans Chemical Vo Neo
Street
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